Steam boiler



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STEAM BOILER. APPLICATION FILED MAY 29. |919.

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STEAM BOILEB. APPLICATION FILED MAY 29. 1 919.

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STEAM BolLER. APPLICATION FILED MAY 29, 1919- Patented Oct. 17, 1922.

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Application filed Mey To all whomt may emiliani."

Be it .known that we, Femmine/1i NEU- noRFF and KEMER Rioni, eitigzens ofthe United States, residing' :it 'Ehinte, in Ythe of Fulton and` Stole' olf Georgiev have invented n new and use'inifiteain Boiieig oif' which the following' is n speeiiioetion. i

This invention has li'ei'ei'eunee. to' steun] hoiieis7 and its object isztorpri'ovide ii'wvuei tube boiler which may, he consti-noted in i'eotanguiai' shape and which is pai''iieniei'ij.'

efficient, in converting' watei info st enni. A

in accordance- ,with the invention,l the hoileii coxnpi'ises stand-pipes and headers pi'opi'iuteiy grouped and ``joined togetj'hen with eaoh stand-pipe4 rising` 'iioni ninnd drinn und tei'ininating' Yin o hendel' und no- Yided with n n upright sei'ies steiini Igernei'uting pipes I:iijieniged foi' the 'Qi'ef ,ntetrion oi ihin stiezuns oi ii'nieelto the eik-"is of and so gronneiuihot i water and nitinieteiy of 'semh @gena-ated therefrom :is ptoggifessive7 'iieii' HUI- eiihition within the hoiiei' is 'i' thorium-e, ihe iu'ieng'ement isf such the@ liiiee waiei' is not euiiied into the steam dinan and any iforeign meister whieh in; he in the inud d inni oi.' drums. i' best linden tomi ii'oin n Coneideiiiion oii the idioiiiin detf-fded deeoiiption miren/in een; non with die neeoninenyii of dniiiijin forming; 'nxi of lzhis speeiiienienr. with they 'lindei'szinding, inii\\ie\'ei'. that JLhe inyention is not vonniied to` uw sti'iot, eon'ioi'initjyi wii ihe 'showing' f fie di'wwings, hut muy be ehunrged und niiodiiied sodongl' es such eheng'es end niodiiientions 'i die sehe-nt iienni-es -oiwdie`- ini'ention es eX- in'essed in the appended leininis'. in the drawing l Figure 'i i910. 'semi no. gemene.

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" Figui-e 5 is o section fuhiough l Portion o i; one of the stand pipes and one oii the steiun genei'atoi's eonneeted theiewitiil .Figiiije G is e cross seetion of u siiiieinej pins. v P. l higiire i is u siniihn seelion Miosxiin spacing' tongs instead oi' pins.

Re'ifeiiing to J[ho d i'nwiiwgs, ii alhoiiei' inside up oi'i aio/f eieeted on mnd dennis Q dijuln siippoi'iied h v brises 1). hu' ni'i'guigenienb o' hoihoi di'ux\.f'ings, 'the standpihes i :we u 'foul' g'i-oiqis with Jehe stond-idw group dose togethei' and Ehe Yoiii' ,fi'onpe 'lioi'ining n rectangle, The :nud di'ii'fns oooh composed oi n' sei-ie@ oil eoiiphni i ehntted end to end, und eiiendif i `wise through euch 'mnd diiinl is e i ieeiiino; through sind beyond the couplings; 2", smid 'iie'ininui eefiiighnif,

hinnehes 0i`V his at eac-.h of' the 'foin' e;

sie m nient oi the hoiiei'.. et the oneiends diere iogeiihei'.

'The tundogipes m'eone ihan'the niimhei of 'equally speemh while one 'i t. 80 oilefieh mhd di'uin is hun y iwn in Figi. uiiei'iiiiel-v .ii'ifiingjed on oili'osiie ifoiiei' with one stnini-pipe conne/ted eeeh Coupling' "2 and onek eonneeed die longer end eoingi' 2*.

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elongated 1.in the diieetion ef; the i oi the stand-pme and `into `whieh hoede he 'f s'zind-pipe is seiewed oi' oihei'w d, 90

Each hendel' on two oiliposii'e si CIY the first-.named lateralpipes andk extendingv through the first-named lateral pipes ,-to

near the closed ends thereof, a. thirdpipe within the upright pipe aforesaid and deining therewith a spaceclosed at the upper a space closed at the upper end, a mud drum i .with which the stand-pipe and the pipes within the stand-pipe communicate, a header carried by the stand-,pipe and with vwhich the stand-pipe and the inneil pipe within the. stand-pipe couununicate, and a deflector within the header with a passage therethrough for steam and shaped to di* vert. water to the mud drum.

v8. A steam boiler provided with standpipes each having` a series of lateral pipes projecting therefrom with each lateral pipe closed at the outerend, an upright pipe within the stand-pipe spaced from the inner wall thereof and provided with a series of lateral pipes correspondingv in number to the first-named lateral pipes and extending` throughthe hrst-named lateralpipes to near the closed ends thereof, a third pipe within tl e upright pipe aforesaid and defining therewith a space closed at the upper end, a mud drum with which the stand-pipe and the pipes within the stand-pipev communir .ate, a header carried by the stand-pipe and with which the stand-pipe and the inner one within the stand-pipe communicate, and a deliector within the header with a passage therethrough for ste-ain and shaped to divert water and foreign matter carried thereby to the mud drum.

9. A steam boiler comprising a base portion formed of a pluralityof mud drums' joined together at their ends, groups of stand-pipes rising from the mud drums and defining the marginal portions of the boiler, headers carried by the stand-pipes, a steam drum communicating with each header, a de'lector in each header above the standpipe, two concentric pipes within each standpipe with the other one of the concentric pipes spaced from the stand-piper and the .inner and outer pipes joined at the upper ends to provide a space closed lat the upper endwith the outer one of the joined pipes terminating close beneath the defiector, and a series of steam generatingpipes carried by l,each stand-pipe.

e 10.` A steam boiler comprising` a base portion formed of a plurality of mud drums ii 3e two concentric i )es within each standl a P l pipewith the other one ofthe concentric pipes spaced from the stand-pipe and the inner and outer pipes joined at theuppery ends to provide a space closedat the upper end with the outer one of the joined pipes terminatingclose beneath the defiector, and a series of steam generating pipes carried by` each stand pipe with each steam generat# ing pipe composed of an outer and an inner pipe, said outery pipe extending,` from the stand-pipe and closed at the outer end, and the inner pipe extending` from the outer one of the two pipes Withiirthe stand-pipe and terminating,v near to the closed end ofthe outer pipe of the steam generating pipe.

ll, A steam ,boiler comprising a plurality of mud drums, each mud drum being,` com posed of a series of couplings, a group of stand pipes connected with andy rising from each mud drum, there being one stand `pipe foreach of the couplings of each mud drum except one of the end couplings, all the mud drums opening into each other'at their ends so that the plurality of mud drums forms elfectually a single continuous or endless drum, and steanrgenerating pipes carried by-each stand pipe, and projecting transvcrsely in alternaterelation from opposite,

sides of the boiler and having closed ends located between oppositelysdisposed standpipes.- y y l2. In a steam boiler, a plurality of mud drums arranged in substantially rectangular eonfornlation,l each drum being` composed of a series of intermediate couplings and end couplings of different lengths, vthe corresponding end couplings of opposite drums being; of different lengths, the end couplings of adjacent drums 'being connected, stand pipes connected toeach,intermediate coupling and the longer ones of the end couplings, a down-How pipe concentrically arranged in each stand pipe, and steam generating tubes projectingin alternate relation from the stand pipes on opposite sides of the boiler. l j

13. A steam boiler comprising' a pluralityY oi mud drumsjoined at their ends, each mud drum being composed of a series of couplings, group of stand-pipes connected j with and rising' from each mud drum, there being' one stand-pipe foreach. of the couplings of each mud drum except one of the end couplings, lthe stand-pipes of opposite lio groups being staggered` and tubes carried i by each stand-pipe in inwardly-projecting relation to the boiler, and forming horizontal layers or tubes7 alternate layers ot which grouping of the stand pipes and connected as a group with the steam drum, othersy of the headersbeing directly and individually connected with the steam drinn. and steam generating tubes carried by the stand pipes in staggered relation and in alternate layers from opposite sides of the boiler.

In testimony, that we ela-ini the Aforegoing as our own, We have hereto affixed our signatures.

FREDERICK NEUDORFF.y KEMER R. REID. l

' fitnessesz A. H. MGDONALD.

R. T. NEWTON. AUTOMOBILE BUMPER. APPLICATION F|LED1uNEl.|921.

Patented 0015. 17, 1922.

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